All language subtitles for WWII Docudrama_ Fortunes of War (1987) E04 (480p_25fps_H264-128kbit_AAC).inglés

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and America rasoi

ah super nasty

girl what are you doing here what are

you doing on a bicycle oh well I'm

working digger doing a bit

well you arrest the Germans have taken

over and guy still there

now you mustn't fictive yet we'll find

out what's what I'm working for the

British Information Bureau every day

they put out these new sheets positively

bulging with truth is there anything

about Bucharest no I never read the

stuff just delivering don't worry dear

girl only actual find out what he can

Jackie I never thought you know I

thought you'd be pleased to see me

yaki

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any news of Sasha no

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right where you report any organization

let them know I'm here find myself a job

so for me to go to the department the

parthenons been there for 2,000 years it

can wait until tomorrow or the day after

so keep your job Racing director

what are you doing here you wonderful

people an orderly retreat in face of the

advancing hun come in when can I see mr.

Grayson he's off sick don't something to

his back so who's in control of the

organization

I suppose we are more or less since we

came from Bucharest

mr. Gracie's two assistants let him down

left him in the lurch

leave they're not useful vacancies he

was delighted to have us he engaged the

two of you and they needed something to

his back well regardless of the state of

mr. Grayson's back is there work for me

here and did you have a look at new but

that's a mess certainly not he hasn't

got all his teeth suit and he's wearing

a suit and a shirt at the time well I

thought you'd improve with that good

solid middle-class values like chefs and

time

that man has stolen your job yeah so I

approve he's become a middle class we're

looking for Yakima he works here I just

feel secure Yakima yes I bought up in a

forest oh yes the mighty propaganda

machine of the British government at

work and what's on you well Italians

it's tricky to declare war on Greece

right sir bitty like the Italians like

if the Italians do invade how long for

the Greeks last well in there they say

about ten days ten days apparently the

Greek armies equipped with German and

Italian rifles

so once the bullets are all used up as a

fiend the Germans and the Italians won't

want to sell them anymore

bit tricky for the army mm no yeah you

told me your boss knows everybody in

Athens yes oh yes my director

Fountainhead of wisdom and knowledge in

there this is Greenland

Harriet Pringle my beloved friends and

Samaritans from Bucharest Allan through

in my olives and respected employers

yeah come on tell me a great deal about

you must return to my machine be sit

down best you can

now how can I help you I need to speak

to a man called Gracie how the head of

the English school oh you know and he's

in here neighbor of mine how's his back

oh I see this time it's his back this is

beautiful yes leave what if the Italians

marching I'll do the same as a Greek

army I'll take to the hills

mr. Gracie's Palace cook to delay

luncheon for 20 minutes yes sir oh it's

so nice to meet you young people mr. B

all about your escape from Bucharest I

flew out in an airplane and a few days

later a guy threw out an airplane in

tripping and you work with in shape yes

when the war started he ran the

Information Bureau and I took over the

English department ah what precise part

did mr. du bird add mr. luck play in all

this do gadot was one of my assistants

and lush did a little part-time teaching

why did you let them go they let

themselves go Pringle there's no hint of

them criticism and what I'm going to say

but it was reported to me that there was

a lack of seriousness in your approach

to your work in Bucharest

that's nonsense wasn't it a tiny a very

tiny bit frivolous to mount a production

of Troilus and Cressida when the Germans

were marching on Paris the Germans would

have continued to march on Paris

whatever I did

well at any rate if you want work here I

as you can see I'm totally incapacitated

be nice to do with that that's your best

plan mr. Gracey there is no hint of

criticism in what I'm about to say but I

do think you have a slightly distorted

view of what happened in Bucharest and I

wonder with respect who reported you

about this was it dooba dad of course

not I'm sorry I didn't know you had

company

mrs. pretty law you know professor pink

rose he's staying with me

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well young gods road legs all cannon

fodder come on

Toby laughs invites us to lunch at Zona

that's a good policy

you went to see mr. Gracey yes what did

you tell him about us but your dividend

bucuresti you didn't go into any sort of

detail about say qualifications and so

on perhaps you could explain what's

worrying you in case we see mr. Gracey

again we need to know what kind of

detail we mustn't go into well when we

arrived here we needed work we know the

feeling

we went to base he told him what we're

done in Bucharest and we probably laid

it on a bit thick in what way

for example we didn't actually say we'd

been to Cambridge but we didn't actually

deny it

where did you go mr. Nash the dooba dad

went to Redding I think I didn't really

go anywhere

but suppose mr. Gracey asks you very

well I shall simply tell him that I do

not discuss my friends affairs your

gentle eyes and you didn't tell him we

done a bomb from Bucharest no certainly

not so let's just drink up and forget

all this nonsense

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Judas truth you must see them in the

spring that when they flower a flower

for Easter well will be by next Easter

yeah I saw the troops in the street they

look like young guards oh yes they are

daring beyond their power they risk

beyond reason

mm who's happy

one of your translations facilities

you wrote that 2400 years ago yeah they

told me your office was short-staffed

that's because he hates working the

duplicator he gets increasing it my

nickel my fingers wonderful to have you

aboard the ship dear girl lightness my

darkness well there's no shortage of

darkness Greek armies almost used up all

its bullets dear me

I want you to be independent what I

didn't like was that you went behind my

back to do it you didn't even tell me of

your intention I tried you were in holy

communion with Coleridge at the time I

had to do something we were running up

an enormous belly and I am unable to

maintain my wife in the middle class

manner to which she's accustomed yes

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hey we humanize few hundred people

around you your own empire it's true

enough and then the money will be

regular again and you'll be able to give

up your job well I should be working 24

hours a day as I need you to look after

me you need a wife you need a nanny

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Harriet the akimov I'd like you to meet

professor pink run he's starting work

here as director of propaganda of the

British government we both know

professor pink rose good to know you're

doing your bit

do you mean to say that this is the

information it's a billion

jolly good table at 1/2 we've not here

to play billiards we're here to wage war

and this is Charles warden from Army HQ

liaison officer since yakima carry a

Kringle

how did you delighted to meet you both

this was telephone I need to complain

yes this way she'll excuse it oh my god

worker that's Sileo tit

have you been to Athens before in

peacetime yes I hope to find time to pay

my respects to the Parthenon

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why is it so cheap it belongs to some

friends about on fluids they're going

back to Edith run away what he seems to

think happens would be an enemy in hands

but he said we'd have our in three

months anyway

yeah Dobson told me rather than using

think about that until current family

soon so first whom yes we were happy

there dust poet could work wonders for

that I think this is a check from the

estate agent about the incidence of

earth tremors and I sign the lease don't

you want to sign the lease oh you're so

much better than that sort of thing I

have a job you know you have a job I

have work

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what's happened oh we've been

reorganized by Professor ping Cruz

who are they hmm oh then they both

called miss to curry ones Gladys and the

other ones Mabel no one's quite sure

which is which friends of pink rose if

they announce my office the pink rose

insisted he needed a room of his own is

he in there no he's preparing a lecture

on Byron everybody forgot that my

personal view that the pink rose elect

shall never be given by popular demand

self-centered pompous old tips professor

pink rose is a gentleman and a scholar

it still be a pompous over tit there's

practically a qualification dear girl

mr. sprinkles will you have lunch with

me I'm not sure that's a good idea

I was hoping we might plan a visit to

the Parthenon

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still please still

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these are Judas trees

the flower in time for Easter you're

well-informed

Allen Ferrand told me everywhere I go I

rely on the locals to tell me where I am

you married a stranger and ever since

you've lived among strangers you're

living among strangers

I know Athens very well I was reading

classics when the war started anything

but I can quote sue Citadis they are

daring beyond their power and they risk

beyond reason and they never lose hope

and suffering it's a point of view not

yours

a point of view is a luxury I simply do

as I'm told

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you could say it's been here two and a

half thousand years and I'm banking on

it lasting a fever

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there's bombs anti-aircraft guns

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our rehearsals yeah came off is

brilliant any chance we could invite

some people over for lunch one Sunday

show off our new home before it's bombed

you invite anyone you like darling I

need to know your movements oh I see

what you'd like me to be here this is

our home we're a married couple it's an

ancient tradition yes thing is darling I

mean this shows an incredible demand I

mean everyone's demanding an encore

before we've even begun the RAF the Navy

the Australians and I'm thrones helping

me the Greek version

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aren't you frightened of dying I'll be

very angry if I died all these shows

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I saw them when they left they look like

young Greek gods we all look like

Guardsmen on to the bathroom and we all

look like that when we return

I suppose the ones in return of the

lucky ones

we don't have much time Harriet

thank you do you think I could persuade

professor pink rose to recite Sam Sam

pick up a musket no no no the door

I suppose you want to have an affair

with Charles worden

don't be absurd

it might be the best thing to do which

isn't about that

what is it about

it's about being lonely

but do you have lots of people

I want to know you

leave us alone

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everybody tells me what a wonderful

person God is is he I've never been able

to find out he spends his life

rehearsing so I'm really quite

convenient inconvenient sometimes really

inconvenient but still someone to keep

you amused while guy is busy a friend

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a particular friend a companion

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you know how it is I have to think of

guy to hell with God

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you remind me of Sasha who's session a

Jewish refugee we looked after in

Bucharest another companion a particular

friend he used to play the mouth organ

from dawn until dusk and all pictures on

the parapet wall doesn't sound at all

like me I talk to him talk to you I

never talk to go

what happened to him possession

disappeared especially would be Jewish

I shall disappear to takamina Tanny Alta

see grigora pooper noon

what's that it's a song

poor youth how quickly it passes like a

love Sun like a shooting star and when

it's gone it never comes again

oh yes

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I've had my orders

are you going to disappear yes

by your letter

no but tomorrow's our last day

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I see

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can't have lunch at my hotel

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it's their food at your hotel no but my

rooms at the hotel

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well I'm mounting them on the map to

illustrate the political situation for

the benefit of our readers where does

the Union jet go oh yeah in Athens don't

draw any conclusions sure what you see

I'd say we're in a bit of a pickle

should we be telling our readers well

that depends on how you feel about

telling the truth

we believe in it don't we yeah I'm

hanging on to the old bicycle pedal all

the way to Cairo when the balloon goes I

will not have defeatist talk in this

office

I trust arrangements are going ahead for

my barren literature slowly but steadily

I'm booking the Olympic Stadium who it's

none of my business but you should treat

Lord pink rose with more respect he's

scared out of his wits chaps equivalent

card spot of a merrill you two should be

ashamed of yourselves

should we drunkard another doctress

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yes well I plead guilty dear lady but

there are extenuating circumstances over

privilege Thailand can't speak for

Harriet not guilty

probably insane

which reminds me

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Sasha sorry

Oh No

Charles this is Sasha

Saratoga I told you about him Charles

Waldman nettle don't have tea then we

can catch up with our lives

the two of you must have a lot to talk

about and I must get on with my packing

pleasure to meet you mr. Drucker

where you will treat it no they made me

sign a paper for the Swiss bank I said

if I signed it they'd let me go you said

your money away and they let you go not

immediately one day they came and let me

out and took me over the border in a car

my uncle was waiting he'd paid a lot of

money for my release did you learn

anything about your father

they said he was dead I'm afraid that

could be true I hope it's true

when they questioned you did they say

anything about me and guy they said look

what your English friends have done to

you you don't think we betrayed you I no

longer know what to think about anybody

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thank you sir

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and sing in too

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ow

thank you something you're getting

obviously

I mean I'll see you again

it's too late

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trousers gone

sorry

why should you be sorry

because it makes you unhappy

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I don't mean to desert

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see

loved me

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I love you you know if everyone

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doesn't a biofuel is

I think it does

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and Google

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dangerous left-wing tenders hi James

touch set that's a confidential report

the pack of lies - pink rose give you

this good morning everybody

I arranged a date for your lecture on

Byron not electron burn yours possible

cube electron baron when the Germans had

liked it to march into the city any

minute

it couldn't be a formidable last line of

defense I want to know what plans you

wait for my evacuation well the truth is

known at all I haven't been asked and I

would like to know what right you have

to tell lies about my husband confidence

Luke's the organization does not permit

confidential reports if you write a

report on guys work you're required to

show it to him he's supposed to sign it

but I am the director I'm not required

to do a living taking these philosophies

I insist you return those notes to me

you know you define me yes sauce will

play dear girl consider yourself this

mr. Springer

the server do I take it professor pink

rose that you don't intend to give a

lecture on Marvin no one has a greater

love and admiration for the works of

Lord Byron than I but if you love him so

much why does your gonna miss along and

die it seems I have to consider myself

dismissed as well girl I think it's a

technicality I get the feeling we're all

about to run away huh

I get the feeling we need a drink

hello-o guy you've got the message s

it's Corinthian Hotel one suitcase II

what I've no idea what happens next five

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have you seen mr. and mrs. Pringle over

there bridgie akimov found the bar you

think Dobson publication well what news

from the battlefield there but we've

been ordered to leave within 24 hours so

where do we go and how we're trying to

find the ship that hasn't been destroyed

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I might satin get a lift to India it a

dear friend of mine India maharaja is a

mr. Figg it's just I should go out there

and look after his elephants there might

be a career interesting animals I'm told

large lots of work tidy up off

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I once camped overnight on the

battlefield of Marathon and I was woken

up by the sounds of battle swords

striking against shields anguish

impressing themselves on the land so

that they echo down the ages

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this is a cook tell a few stories do

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Zaa gave it quite a bit of wear before

it passes on the material down three

generation

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is your suitcase told you I shall take

to the hills or to the point where our

pink rose lush and dooba that probably

been wafted to Cairo on a current of

their own hot air on the terrace there's

an air raid on dears sand swords

I hear it all the time

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cigarette crystal somebody go what's

happening for the light put it every

fire chefs entitled us man

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is he wearing his coat yes

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Macario anything Boris if alone throw

you think autopsy cooking area

Oh poop on the scene against wanna pop

on the op option getting what is this

it's a fish lorry not a real friend

yes

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this is just me luxurious for you

nothing we were keeping this compartment

to ourselves you were keeping the entire

ship for yourselves pink rose and Gracie

made all the arrangements they chanted

the ship we were just making up the

numbers in case you weren't objective

giving up your cabin to a lady

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well that the sky was gonna

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why is everyone so good submarine

what you reading John Donne

wonderful

everybody's wonderful

death be not proud though some have

called the mighty and dreadful for thou

art not so for those whom thou think'st

thou dost overthrow die not poor death

nor yet canst thou kill me from rest and

sleep which but I pictures being much

pleasure then from the much more must

flow and soonest our best men with the

do go rest of their bones and souls

delivery art slave to fate chance kings

and desperate men and dust with poison

war and sickness dwell and poppy or

charms can make us sleep as well and

better than thy stroke why swellest are

then one short sleep past we wake

eternally

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you